To the Bditor of the "Nowru-Cuiwa Datty News."
Sin—The following passage, it the article headed "Manchu Ex-Eviotion," written by. your Peking Correspondent, appear-{Gd in your esteemed paper under the date of 22.11.24, ty). in" bottling mare vocal Sih ing' sorry allay of ep Trennfam "during. the errs Being a Ohinese who is constantly in touch, either in person or im correspondence, " with perhaps much larger number of Ohinese, and knows conditions in Chins probably a Hitle better, than your Poking correspondent, who presuniably is [your countryman, I write to inform you that I have tot yet met anyone Who i in favour of a mondrchital. change, and that T doubt very much whether the above quoted passo has its base on actual knowledge obtained by your correspondent, of, s0, whether the Chinese with whom he is in tough represent the average Chinese. I must add. that far as my knowledge is concern ed, no Chinese, with a eufficient comaron sense, will entertain the iden of a monarchical return with the dightest sympathy, and T dare te prophesy that, if anyone ts foolish enough to make this attempt, another terrible divi war will be the immediate result, to the further detriment of the Ohinese welfare fand foreign trade as wall.
Thanking you for a space for the above.
Tam, ete, Kuo Cuune-rsut.
Pakhoi, Dec. 2, 1924.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.